Goal: First Job
Mock interviews, hands-on workshops, meetings with business leaders, conferences… This fall, theUM is supporting its students and alumni on their path to their first job. As a top priority for the university, helping graduates enter the workforce will soon be the focus of two events at theUM.
“Transition to Employment” Day, October 15
For one day, Master’s 2 graduates and Ph.D. holders from theUM are invited to return to the university for hands-on workshops led by career professionals. Four workshops are offered. On the agenda: practical methods and advice for an effective job search.
The workshop schedule:
- the resume and cover letter
- Job Interviews and New Recruitment Methods
- understand and develop your career plan
- build and engage with one's networks
A conference and discussion will be held on the same day on the topic: “Steps to Take for an Effective Job Search”
Thursday, October 15, from 1:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. at the Aimé Schoenig Student Center, Richter Campus
This event is organized in partnership with key stakeholders in the field: the Association for Executive Employment (APEC), Pôle Emploi, the National Association of HR Directors (ANDRH), MEDEF, the General Confederation of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (CGPME), and the UM Entreprendre Foundation.
University-Business Networking Events, November 5
At the heart of these events is the job interview—a necessary step toward landing a job. This is not something you can wing, and our speakers will shed light on the key issues and pitfalls.
Two highlights on the program:
- A conference and discussion on the topic of recruitment, titled “Different Perspectives on the Job Interview,” moderated by journalist Guillaume Mollaret, with the participation of human resources directors, business leaders, recruitment specialists (ANDRH, APEC, MEDEF, Pôle Emploi, and a recruitment firm), and alumni.
- Professional interviews with companies specializing in specific industries, designed to provide real-world practice and help you improve your performance through individual debriefings (pre-registration required). More than 30 recruiters will be in attendance.
This event is intended for Master’s 2 students at the Richter campus—Faculties of Economics and AES, IPAG, and ISEM—as well as Master’s 2,5th-year, and6th-year students in the health sciences.
Conference Room at the Aimé Schoenig Student Center – Richter Campus, 1:30 p.m.–6:00 p.m. – The day will conclude with a cocktail reception.
Registration required: